Tony Miano was standing on a street corner in his community, carrying his cross, when he was contacted by Carrie and her boyfriend, Matt. The following conversation is evidence for why street evangelists should carry recording devices with them when they are sharing the gospel. (Note: Please check with the laws in your state regarding the covert recording of conversations.)
You will notice that Tony shares much more personal information with this confrontational stranger than he would with, say, a private security guard. Although Carrie did not have the "right" to any information about Tony, he opted to give her some latitude in an effort to put her mind at ease.
In spite of Carrie's condescending and judgmental tone and rhetoric, Tony was still able to share the Law and the Gospel with her and Matt.
You will notice that Tony shares much more personal information with this confrontational stranger than he would with, say, a private security guard. Although Carrie did not have the "right" to any information about Tony, he opted to give her some latitude in an effort to put her mind at ease.
In spite of Carrie's condescending and judgmental tone and rhetoric, Tony was still able to share the Law and the Gospel with her and Matt.
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glen20
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August 20, 2009
Subject: What a scary man.
Subject: What a scary man.
In this audio clip a lady tries to speak to a man who continually stands outside of her home. The scary man blathers some religious nonsense. This really creeped me out.
Audio is in stereo but only seems to be coming out of the left channel. The voices are mostly clear. There is some road noise.
Audio is in stereo but only seems to be coming out of the left channel. The voices are mostly clear. There is some road noise.
